subject: Talking About These Issues Need To Be More Mature [print this page] Here, "United States" is a full analysis and criticism of the topic, as "China" in the U.S.. RMB exchange rate and trade relations of these topics will evoke an emotional response as they related to economic growth, investment potential and national honor. Sino-US relations than to answer with not much other related issues, talking about these issues need to be more mature, politically. Fenghuang Wang Financial News September 21, 2010, by the China International Economic and Exchange Center (CCIEE) hosted the 15th of "Economic month on" held in Beijing, this issue is "Comparison of U.S. development model and Prospects".
World-renowned futurist, "trend," a book of John - Nesbitt said the total U.S. economy will lead China, China will not catch up with the United States in the very near future. Rapidly in China's economic development, GDP should be the total value of 5 trillion, the United States is 15 trillion. China has surpassed Japan. If we look at what happened throughout the world, the United States is by far, is 15 trillion. Then Japan, Germany and China. In the past few years, more than China, Germany, surpassing Japan, and now become the second largest economy. However, the gap between the second and the first still very large, one is 5 trillion and 15 trillion. There is another misconception, the U.S. per capita GDP is 46,000, while China GDP per capita is 3600.
We are talking about is the overall situation, in any case these two figures is to give us some problems, that is, when China will become the largest economy, the answer is not long future. Western exaggerating China threat, saying China in the next three or four, or even Christmas time this year, it could become the world's largest economy. But we know, from 5 to 15 trillion is a very long time to go through the effort, the United States will lead, but China continues to advance development, the United States will continue to develop, so we think that China needs at least 20 years time to reach the level of the total U.S. economy now. So I think that China will not catch up in the very near future, the United States.
